Kia ora,

We attempted using EZproxy in combination with IPAuth on DSpace 7.6 a couple of 
months back and it didn’t work. A very quick test today though did seem to work 
– not sure what changed!

In my quick test I did get a 500 error when downloading a bitstream – but it 
also went ahead and downloaded the bitstream, so not sure what that was about.

Happy to do a bit more testing but as we’re hosted we may not be able to 
provide a lot of detail from logs etc.

Deborah

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Hi Ed,

While I'm not 100% certain, this *might* be related to some issues with Proxies 
(in general) that we've seen in this ticket: 
https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/issues/8603

The DSpace 7 backend is *supposed* to be handling proxies properly...but we've 
had similar issues reported in different features. We have a service provider 
looking into this (Arvo Consultores).

I'm not certain though if this is the same thing happening on the IPAuth side 
or not yet. So, I'm hoping that others using EZProxy can report back here to 
let us know if they are seeing similar behavior or not.

Tim

On Monday, November 13, 2023 at 12:24:44 PM UTC-6 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
Hi folks,

Pre-amble: we are running DSpace 7.5, pretty standard configurations.

We have some collections that have IP auth configured in that we assign a group 
based on IP address and that group gets READ access to certain things Anonymous 
users don't. This works as expected when the user is physically present on the 
campus network.

We also have a very basic EZProxy stanza for our DSpace that only proxies the 
front end because we just get 500 errors when trying to proxy the backend, and 
best I can tell that's mostly CORS errors.

The group permissions are not being applied as expected so authorized users are 
not being allowed to view content. From looking at the network calls, it looks 
like the calls for authorization are happening client-side and coming from the 
client's IP rather than the EZProxy IP since it's hitting the backend.

Does anybody have a working EZProxy stanza that works for IP-based group 
assignment, or an idea otherwise that might allow for off-campus access to 
IP-bound items?

I'm happy to provide more specific information, but logs have not been super 
helpful here either and have very little in them I have found pointing to this 
situation.

Thanks,

Ed Hill

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